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moro: Add a note on the current working day.
$ moro note ${3 hours on project Foo}
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The command "moro note ${3 hours on project Foo}" is a way to use the "moro" tool or application to make a note or record a task related to project Foo, stating that it took 3 hours.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "moro": This is the name of the tool or application that is being used. It is likely a command-line tool or an application with a similar interface.
- "note": This is a command or subcommand of the "moro" tool. It indicates that the user wants to create a note or record some information.
- "${3 hours on project Foo}": This is the content of the note. It is enclosed in "${...}" to specify that it is a specific value or parameter. In this case, it states that 3 hours were spent on project Foo.
By executing this command, the "moro" tool will store the note or task with the information provided, indicating that 3 hours were spent on project Foo. This can be useful for tracking time spent on different projects or as a reminder of work completed.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.